The selection here completely depends on one's choice and preference. Talking about the Hyundai Creta which belongs to a different segment. It is a proper midsize SUV, is a full 275mm longer and 75mm taller than the Venue, and also has a wheelbase that’s longer by 90mm. Not only does it make a difference on the outside, but also in terms of interior space. The Venue’s rear seat is significantly down on space to the Creta’s, which has a good amount of room. And while the Hyundai Venue’s 350-litre boot is spacious and well-shaped for a compact SUV, it falls short of matching the Creta’s 405-litre boot. Ultimately, for someone who needs the extra space, the Creta remains the SUV to pick. Additionally, the Creta also gets the option of a bigger, more powerful 1.6-litre diesel engine, and a diesel-automatic version, which the Hyundai Venue range currently lacks. Moreover considering the mileage point, Hyundai Venue 1.4 diesel’s official fuel efficiency figure is of 23.7 kmpl which may not be the highest in the compact SUV segment, it is nearly 2.5 kmpl higher than the Creta's 1.4 diesel, which has an economy of 21.38 kmpl. With both SUV's sharing the same 1.4-litre engine, it is Venue’s smaller size and lower kerb weight that helps it take a major advantage on the fuel efficiency front.Both the cars have good bunch of offerings in terms of performance and looks so we would suggest you to take the test drive for both the cars so as to gain a clear understanding in terms of comfort, ease and performance. Also you may have a close look at the comparison for both the cars by clicking here and select the desired variants.
